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Change history, if nothing else. That alone brings a ton of benefit, from being able to view earlier versions, to recovering from mistakes or lost code. If you
by fatbird 5y ago
Change history, if nothing else. That alone brings a ton of benefit, from being able to view earlier versions, to recovering from mistakes or lost code.
If you have a remote repo then, you can also have offsite backups. If you never branch, it's still massively worth it.
- asciimov 5y agoDoes git have benefits, yes. Are git commands obtuse and unfriendly, yes. The problem is that git is not intuitive and isn't automatic. I've seen more people loose code to git than be saved by having their repo offsite.